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About the
site
Tucked
away under the watchful eye of St Cewydd's on the one side and bordered by the
babbling river Ithon lies Disserth Caravan and Camping Park. Set amidst natural
tranquillity this compact sheltered level park has been accommodating travellers
for centuries, once it was an overnight stop for drovers heading for the Midlands
and now today it is an idyllic location for your caravan, motorhome or tent for
a relaxing rest from the hustle and bustle of modern living or a base from which
to explore the natural beauty of the Heart of Wales.
The fortunate few really do know that we have otters for neighbours and those
budding anglers amongst you will have to compete with the resident kingfisher
and heron for a share of the catch. Buzzards and red kite regularly grace the
thermals over the park whilst the surrounding hedgerows and trees are home to
a wealth of smaller birds. On a warm summer evening with a cloudless sky the unfolding
night sky is a joy to behold as there is no white light pollution to interrupt
the spectacle.
Your hosts at Disserth are Ann and Mike Hobbs plus their two daughters.
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The Facilities
at the site
Touring Facilities:
30 sheltered level well drained informal grass pitches.
16 amp electric hook-ups available for every pitch.
Toilet
and washing facilities are located in a purpose built log cabin where you will
find a series of airy (all have windows) individual rooms offering total privacy.
Each of the eight rooms has a toilet and full size wash basin, with five of the
rooms also having a shower and electric shaver point. One of these shower/toilet
rooms has been created to meet the needs of wheelchair users. We also have a further
shower room which can be booked for exclusive private use, just like having ensuite
in a hotel. A coin-operated hair drier is also provided in a further part of the
building again with privacy. The building is on one level and has ramped approaches,
with the only necessary step being a 100mm rise into the shower with the exception
of the wheelchair access room where the shower is incorporated into the floor.
Reservations are not normally necessary except at Bank Holidays and Royal Welsh
Show (3rd Monday in July).
Re-cycling and waste disposal facilities are discreetly located in the entrance
yard away from all touring pitches, along with the grey water and toilet disposal
points.
Water points strategically placed on touring park.
Dish washing room where a fridge and microwave are provided for the use of campers.
Immediately off the dishwashing room is a laundry room with sink, coin operated
washing machine and tumble drier. Ironing facility also provided. Whilst waiting
for your washing you can investigate local attractions as our tourist information
leaflets are displayed in the laundry facility.
Calor Gas and Camping Gaz refills available on site.
Seasonal Pitches:
For those who wish to enjoy Disserth longer we offer a few
informal seasonal pitches for touring caravans. A modest daily storage fee is
levied and the normal pitch fees are paid when the caravan is in use. All we ask
is that you telephone 24 hours before your visit and we will place the caravan
on the park ready for your arrival.
Boardroom
Bar:
The upstairs bar that has a no smoking Charter policy is
renowned for selling Felinfoel Welsh beers and a host of Irish and Scottish malt
whiskies along with a variety of other tipples for quenching a thirst derived
from an enjoyable day out in the Welsh fresh air.
Downstairs seating is also available and we will gladly bring drinks to your table
if the stairs are daunting.
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Our Location
From the north on the A483: Continue southwards through
Llandrindod Wells to Howey where on reaching the road (opposite white cottage)
signed "Newbridge on Wye" & "Disserth" turn right. Follow the road for about a
mile and the entrance to the caravan park is on the left by the church, immediately
before the river bridge.
From the south: Leave Builth Wells heading north on the A470 and travel to Newbridge
on Wye. Here turn right (by New Inn) onto the road signposted Llandrindod Wells,
and proceed to the bend marked with hazard reflectors, take the right-hand turning
towards Howey. Immediately after the river take the first right and the entrance
to the caravan park is by the church.
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Pricing
Information
Touring Fees per night 2008
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1st March to 5th April
9th April to 24th May
4th June to 15th July
8th Sept. to 31st Oct. |
6th to 8th April
25th May to 3rd June
16th July to 7th Sept. |
Caravan or Tent or Motorhome
(including 2 adults) |
£10.00 |
£12.00 |
Cyclist or hiker
(one person tent) |
£5.00 |
£6.50 |
| Electric Point |
£2.00 |
£2.00 |
| Additional adult |
£4.00 |
£4.50 |
| Childred aged 3-16 |
£3.00 |
£3.50 |
| Children aged 2 or less |
Free |
Free |
| Awnings |
£1.00 |
£1.00 |
| Private toilet/shower room |
£5.00 |
£5.00 |
| Additional vehicles |
£2.00 |
£2.00 |
| Dogs |
Free |
Free |
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Further
Touring Park Details:
Arrival & departure:- The pitch hand over time is midday. At busy periods we would ask that you vacate your pitch by 12am on your day of departure. Please ask if you wish to depart later or arrive earlier.
Royal Welsh Show:- Special terms apply Sat 19th to Thurs. 24th July 2007. Reservations are essential and a minimum fee is charged, that allows a four night stay.
Bank Holidays:- A minimum of a three night reservation is required at these peak times.
Visitors:- Your guests are welcome providing you inform reception of their presence on the caravan park.
Dogs:- No charge provided dogs are kept on a short lead and exercised off the caravan park, nor are they left unattended for lengthy periods on your pitch. Strictly no fouling.
Private Facilities:- A private shower/toilet room for your personal use is available for a daily charge. The handover time is again 12 noon.
Smoking Policy:- Please refrain from smoking inside the toilet/shower facilities, bar, reception, laundry and wash up rooms. Public building laws apply.
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